To the lovely lady at a local liquor store who saw my friend and I in line purchasing a bottle of red wine for a dinner party and asked "Are you two students and buying red wine?" To which we responded "Yes... it was on sale" and then proceeded to buy our wine thank you so much! That was nicest thing a stranger has ever done for us and we are truly grateful for the generosity. Your good deed did not go unnoticed, no doubt we will be paying forward the kindness! —Love This City

Much Love to the very easy on the eyes bus driver whom makes my girl of 20 years' ride not seem so long to Sackville... See he gives us a topic to text about everyday during her ride. We now have a nickname for him... convo starts with is "Cutie Ba Tootie" driving today? FYI Mr. Cutie Ba Tootie, she doesn't look like she would have a friend of 20 years! —Her Friend

Her username was Courtney247, and after a good friend had recently had some luck with online dating, she was the girl that made me figure it was worth giving another shot. Sadly, upon signing up, she had closed her account the very same day. I figured I'd cross my fingers and give this last call to the universe. You seemed like a pretty cool gal, and if this happens to find you, you can still find me. —Player1Ready

Are you making me wait for you or are you having fun playing with my emotions? You know, or should know, how I feel about you. My whole body and soul ache, to finally feel your arms around me. I see you and my legs feel like they are going to buckle. I want you to know that I don't need a man to complete me. I want you because you are you...I love you. —Stranger

I think I've finally realized that no matter how much I love you, this will never, ever, ever work. How can it? You can't take the slightest criticism. I can't even tell you to put your seat belt on. I'm really trying here but it's a lost cause. You'll never change. You do this to me all the time. I love you and I care about you so, so much and truly want you to find peace and happiness but it seems like you're always angry at me. You go silent on me for weeks, months like it's nothing to you, like I don't even exist. You want to hang out but make zero effort. You're clearly afraid to get close to me. Is it so hard to believe that someone actually loves you? I know your family life has been unimaginably rough but I just want to help you through it. You deserve to be loved and cared for and all I want is to give it to you but you can't accept it. You can't live this way. Your own unhappiness will eat you alive and I don't want to stand around to watch it happen. —Dazed and Confused

To the guy who picked me up from the side of the street when I was completely drunk and bawling about losing my sister (I found her!) and drove me home, thank you. I could have been taken advantage of by anyone and I wasn't even sure if you were a cab (you weren't), but you decided to make sure I was okay and to get me home safely. I don't know if I would have done that, I don't know if many people would have, but you did and I will be forever thankful. You are a beautiful person. —Lightweight

Thank you to all the amazing bus drivers that drive the 82, 87, 66, 10 and especially the 54 and 80... you folks, have made it possible for my fiancé who has very little navigational and blind cane skills and whose sight completely fails after dusk, to get across the HRM from East Dartmouth to Bedford, every day, since Sept 28th, he has been literally taken care of, by these amazing bus operators, I especially want to thank the drivers on the 80... You will know who you are, for you are very special to the both of us, you have made these almost two weeks bearable, if not enjoyable, amid some very stressful and frustrating times for the two of us, you make it possible for us to spend as much time as possible together, we spent almost eight months living 1,800km apart, we are getting married October 12th, I wish I knew who each of you are, who have helped my fiancé, I'd give each of you hug or a Tim card, to go get something special for yourselves, just to relax after a rough day driving us around this amazing city... but since I can't, this will have to do. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, to EACH and EVERY one of you, who have helped us. You have made dreams become reality. —The Two Lovestruck Blind-Caners

Four days my love, four days till we finally get to be together forever, to not have to see you do the trek from across the HRM, two hours on buses, and before that the hundreds of hours we spent on skype, being 1,800km from one another, your faith in our dream, your love for me, your unfailing devotion, they keep me going, your selflessness to come all the way to Ontario to bring me to my new home, here in HRM, even though we had only a few short days to be together before you had to go back to NB till you could move here near me, till we seal our love, with marriage, I am so honoured, so blessed to be able to look into your eyes and know, that I'll never be alone again... I love you my Furr. —Your Em

I am someone who used to live deep in the heart of Dartmouth for several years and twice a day had to take a bus to and from Halifax. Oftentimes (several times a week) I would be coming back from Halifax and catching one of the last buses into Dartmouth from the sportsplex.

I have since moved into Halifax, but today for the first time I used the Sportsplex terminal. I just want to send my love to Metro Transit for essentially doing the first sensible thing I have seen them do in several years.

It is big, it is sheltered, it is clean, it is safe, it is guarded and it looks a hell of a lot better than those glass, graffiti covered shelters. I went through later this evening and felt a million times safer and more comfortable than I ever have taking a bus in Dartmouth.

There are other things I could complain about, MT. But for now, this was the right thing to do! —Safe at the Terminal

I'm new to this business and it's been a stressful journey since I started this job. I'm up all night worrying about the direction of our little shop and I'm trying my hardest to please everyone. Still, there are more than a few days when I have to be strict or when I have to offer some form of discipline. Regardless of some high-strung, strangely demanding times, you've all been really wonderful to work with. you're all so funny and smart and helpful and vibrant. I'm not very good at expressing my feelings at work (and it's probably pretty unprofessional to do so) but I wanted to let you all know that during this thanksgiving weekend (and beyond) I am thinking of you and thankful for you. You are all really amazing people, and I'm lucky to know you. —Cheesie B